I know some guys work in the local gold mine,and at the end of their shift they are required to shower. The shower water is filtered for gold dust before it's recycled. If they carry a lunch box,it gets inspected when they leave.
Hey what if they already eat the lunchbox and those lunchbox already infected little gold, those that means when they got home, their shit have a little gold in it??!
Amazing how much must be done for so little gold. It's crazy how important it is. Not just for it's luster for jewelry, and coins but it's use in electronics and more.
@gentlemen. Compared to the grander scope of the industry and its uses, yes. You can physically see a lot of coins out there, but when you compare that to everything else gold is used for it's pale in comparison to everything else. I was using coins as a very commonly thought example.
@kbflorida888: Plus the wastes, such as tailings, leaching chemicals, slag, and other junk that are left behind in dumps that are environmental hazards, often abandoned for others to clean up at taxpayers' expense.
When I was a kid and my grandfather caught me picking my nose he would say...”STOP DIGGIN FOR GOLD “...... little did he realize how valuable me pickin my nose actually was
What actually blows my mind is that the purity of Gold is so intense that it's a universal high definition on anything. I appreciate the miner's so much because they're giving us a treasure that is hard to obtain.
Couple of questions, how did they mine do much of this stuff hundreds and thousands of years ago? There’s more gold in sunken ships around the world than there is mined gold I believe. And where does all that waste water go? Are the other metals still used or usable after this process? I’m genuinely curious and hope something finds this.
As the years go by, the harder it gets to find gold. By the same logic, gold was much easier to "mine" thousands of years ago. There were actual gold nuggets lying on beaches and stuff. Waste water treatment depends on the mine, all kinds of environmental disasters have happened. Other valuable minerals are captured alongside gold.
Originally people would have found nuggets of gold in riverbeds carried there by erosion. They would have followed the rivers up to their source which would have obviously have been more plentiful back then.
Well obviously, they weren't your ancestors... You can't even speak English properly for one. Two, if your wording was a bit better, I'd explain that they didn't know how to do this thousands of years ago.. They figured it out step by step you twit.
@@5astelija75 Not really, this video and the way gold is being processed is through refinery. Common placer nuggets can still be found in lakes and rivers. Your logic is flawed in that.
That’s because they tried using the same method as to create other metals. However, in the future we will most definitely be able to create gold ourselves, as if nature can do it, so can we.
@@m-h1269 We've already made gold in particle accelerators. It's just at such a small scale, and costs so much to make per mass, that it's absolutely not worth it.
However, professional prospectors know how to recognize gold ore within a multitude of minerals. Recognizing the look and the location of gold ore is easier if you know how to find lode and placer deposits.
the gods helped them extract the gold. i mean hey. we were originally slaves to mine gold for the annunnaki. allegedly they needed gold for their atmosphere somehow or another
I watched this video, really wanting to see how gold is made. It must have gone by too quickly, so I watched it again at a slow speed, but you're not telling how it's made!
That drill is drilling for a stoup, a chute to get the ore from one level to another. And they don't drill the core samples. Those are drilled by a diamond core drill which is bigger than the one shown.
I only assume because I'm not an expert in any way. But echnically it wouldn't be considered pure gold unless it's 99.9% gold, and you would be able to see small traces of the other material with anything more than .1% of that other material. And I get the comparison for the food and bugs but thats just nature being nature. And there will always be bugs in or on your food.
what's wrong with a little bit of bug (or other harmless things) being in food? In order for gold to be a viable product/currency, it needs its own standard.
''Gold doesn't rust or tarnish'' Uhh the absolute beauty of 24K solid Gold. now I feel I can't go bellow 24K in gold jewelry ..once you enjoy that sun yellow 24K magic you can't go back ❤️
@@firtythive Romans used pure gold for 2000 years as coinage with no problems (archeologists find gold coins to this day that look new and with correct weight), not to mention other nations all over the world using pure gold money. In Asia they wear 24k jewelry also for millennia. What you think gold is like ice cream?? It's only western jewelry sellers that tell you "gold is too soft" so they can sell you 14k gold at 24k prices...😂
@@EroticOnion23 funny you say that, especially about Asia. I’ve been to Asia multiple times, especially Nepal, India and Thailand. Also visited, enquired, and had rings made from trusted sellers while there. Most are 22K unless a big weight and depending on what kind of jewellery it is and what it’ll be used for. Therefore, most rings, bangles, earrings aren’t 24K. This is very common knowledge. And yes, many Asians in Nepal and India wear their bank accounts and sell when needed. But please, keep trying to make out I have no idea and only get my gold knowledge from western jewellers 🥴
@@firtythive in Asia (especially east Asia) I've only seen 24k jewelry, maybe now they're following the western way to defraud their customers selling 22k gold at 24k price...🤔
@@EroticOnion23 it’s funny that you keep assuming that it is being sold at the same price as 24K. Not forgetting the time, craftsmanship and design on each piece of jewellery. We’re not just talking balls of gold 🤦🏼♂️ but yeah, you must be right; it’s not like East Asia has a reputation of keeping secrets and making ‘good reproductions’ of fashion clothes or anything.
Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
When one simple grapefruit be more valued than all the gold of the universe, rich men would feel very stupid for haven’t devoted more resources to save the Earth.
Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to only .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
6 Grams pure gold per ton. At today's prices, that's $350 in gold. 2/5/21. That large bar weighs about 20 kilos and it's about 85% pure gold. The rest is usually silver, copper, zinc and tiny amounts of platinum.
Depending on the ore source, the crudely refined gold bar also may contain other precious metals, such as silver, platinum, and palladium. They mined 1M grams (a metric ton) of rock, crudely processed the gold-bearing parts, and got only 6 grams of Au within a resultant metal chunk at about .8 fineness. So, it's about 7.5 grams, with 1.5 grams of other stuff, such as Cu, Zn, Ag, Pt, Pd, etc. One troy ounce of gold is exactly 31.1034768 grams, and its pure form peaked at $2048 on 2023/05/10. At this rate, 6 g is worth $395.
Its sad how far the world has come. in the 1800s during the gold rush you could go to the streams in Nevada and California and find gold nuggets 5-6lbs each. now days it takes a 3 tons of rock to make an ounce of gold, and even then it takes days and hours and is expensive to do.
World mine reserves of gold as of 2020, by country (in metric tons): 1. Australia - 10000 ton 2. Russia - 5300 ton 3. Indonesia - 4600 ton 4. South Africa - 3200 ton 5. United States - 3000 ton 6. Brazil - 2400 ton 7. Peru - 2100 ton 8. China - 2000 ton 9. Canada - 1900 ton 10. Uzbekistan - 1800 ton
@@sheev9852 wtf are you smoking, geology is one of the most important sciences, essential for the agriculture sector (you know, for the fkking food that you eat?) to manufacturing of the computer you used to type this m0ronic comment...
This isn't alchemy. Gold isn't being created from other elements. Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to only .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
This isn't how gold is _made,_ this is how it's mined and recovered from the ore. I was hoping you were going to tell me how the Philospher's Stone works, or, failing that, stellar nucleosynthesis. Whaddya mean, I'm pedantic and unrealistic???
Just thought I'd point out gold isn't "made", it's a naturally occurring chemical element. Now if you want to do a video about how a great curry is "made" - that'll work :)
When I watch a complex process like this I always wonder ‘how did they learn to do that the first time?’ 🤷♂️ fascinating!
,true!
You are asking the wrong question. They didn't learn all that at once. It's a long developing process.
Once in a while people find gold nuggets which didn’t need too much refining.
@Double Vision bible times were relatively recent, agriculture is over 12000 years old, plenty of time for long development
@Double Vision and the earth is 4.54 billion years based on science
I know some guys work in the local gold mine,and at the end of their shift they are required to shower. The shower water is filtered for gold dust before it's recycled. If they carry a lunch box,it gets inspected when they leave.
No shit sherlock
LucasIsHere dumbass
Same at American Eagle and Hollister.
Any statistics on the value of gold recovered in his bath water?
Hey what if they already eat the lunchbox and those lunchbox already infected little gold, those that means when they got home, their shit have a little gold in it??!
I went from watching how Peanut Butter is made to how Gold is made.
fanfictionrocks I mean, Discovery UK did upload both of those episodes to be fair.
Me 2
fanfictionrocks lol so did i
fanfictionrocks lol me too
same
Meanwhile, I'm here getting blocks of gold by putting the ore in the same furnace that I put my raw chicken in.
@@SuperCartoonist can you please please
email me and give me every informations about what I need to know concerning Tesla! I want this
what is happening here
Lol i have a kid, and i know exactly what you mean. 😂
No, cat shouldn't eat salt, it hurts their kidney
1:29 "this rock's flavor, is cookies and cream"
1:50 The workers point out to the viewers that New Zealand still exists
@@deangeloenriquez1603 Lolll
A man of culture I see
That is what they are "actually"
@@deangeloenriquez1603 After hours of study, they can safely conclude that this is a rock.
I thought gold came from gold ore blocks
Inorit
Most gold is in Africa
same
Ikr
@@nhlakaniphomxolisi7951 *AFRICA IS GOLD*
Amazing how much must be done for so little gold. It's crazy how important it is. Not just for it's luster for jewelry, and coins but it's use in electronics and more.
gold is rarely used in coins
@gentlemen. Compared to the grander scope of the industry and its uses, yes. You can physically see a lot of coins out there, but when you compare that to everything else gold is used for it's pale in comparison to everything else. I was using coins as a very commonly thought example.
wow, that's a lot of steps to prepare gold. I wonder how it was done back in ancient times.
They just picked it up
So much work, material and energy used for so little return of shining rock. Dayum!
Little return, plus death, carnage, wars & famines caused by the above in the quest for the little yellow metal.
And I’ll keep on buying more :)
the device you wrote that on is using said gold to be fast tho
@kbflorida888: Plus the wastes, such as tailings, leaching chemicals, slag, and other junk that are left behind in dumps that are environmental hazards, often abandoned for others to clean up at taxpayers' expense.
Golds been around since the beginning of the Earth - should be: Gold: How It's Refined
to make gold, you must first invent the universe
No we made gold stupid
@@antmanmax1 no, gold is made in stars.
@@phoenix21studios to make stars you must first invent the universe
@@antmanmax1 YES!
So nostalgic, always watched this as a kid.
How gold is made....
I was fully expecting for this explanation to start in the heart of a star.
LOOL
Or a nuclear reactor.
When I was a kid and my grandfather caught me picking my nose he would say...”STOP DIGGIN FOR GOLD “...... little did he realize how valuable me pickin my nose actually was
What actually blows my mind is that the purity of Gold is so intense that it's a universal high definition on anything.
I appreciate the miner's so much because they're giving us a treasure that is hard to obtain.
actual miners dont even get 1% of what they mine
PLATINUM AND CRUDE OIL WILL RISE AGAIN.GOLD AND SILVER PRICE WILL FALL IN THIS WEEK..../
@@syamkumarkaturi9761 LOL
can you do flesh lights next? asking for a friend.
Gold flesh lights or... ??
@@stevekapschock6785 yes. the most luxurious of flesh lights
I First Read it As Fleshlight(How Innocent of Me)😅😂
Ha, this episode already spoke of vein and load deposits.
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This show is pure gold
When something's as great value as gold , that's the time when it's being uplifting and putting on the roundtable ...
what?
You should be talking about exploding stars to show how gold is made. This just shows how its mined and refined.
How gold is made? "First, cosmic clouds of lower elements amalgamate into a star. Then, stars with enough mass undergo a supernova, and then ... "
_even crazier space dust_
Couple of questions, how did they mine do much of this stuff hundreds and thousands of years ago? There’s more gold in sunken ships around the world than there is mined gold I believe. And where does all that waste water go? Are the other metals still used or usable after this process? I’m genuinely curious and hope something finds this.
As the years go by, the harder it gets to find gold. By the same logic, gold was much easier to "mine" thousands of years ago. There were actual gold nuggets lying on beaches and stuff.
Waste water treatment depends on the mine, all kinds of environmental disasters have happened.
Other valuable minerals are captured alongside gold.
Originally people would have found nuggets of gold in riverbeds carried there by erosion. They would have followed the rivers up to their source which would have obviously have been more plentiful back then.
Well obviously, they weren't your ancestors... You can't even speak English properly for one.
Two, if your wording was a bit better, I'd explain that they didn't know how to do this thousands of years ago.. They figured it out step by step you twit.
@@5astelija75 Not really, this video and the way gold is being processed is through refinery. Common placer nuggets can still be found in lakes and rivers. Your logic is flawed in that.
I doubt they had the ability to purify it to today's standard
Gold is an element. Good luck making it. Many have attempted to do so.
Merlin tried and tried
That’s because they tried using the same method as to create other metals. However, in the future we will most definitely be able to create gold ourselves, as if nature can do it, so can we.
@@m-h1269 We've already made gold in particle accelerators. It's just at such a small scale, and costs so much to make per mass, that it's absolutely not worth it.
IstasPumaNevada And that is exactly why in a couple hundred years we will definitely be able to create gold for a reasonable cost.
Well I dont want to be that many they give it to me for a price
Imagine falling into the cyanide tank. Damn
😂
That's how the Joker came to be. Don't buy in to that Joaquin Phoenix mental health crap. It was a vat of cyanide. :)
@@waldo9254 Nah Joker's backstory is unknown. Joaquin's interpretation was just different
That’s what we’ve got OSHA for!
It would not do nothi’n
I don’t think the people 5-6,000 years ago done it this way .....
those gold were not that pure too
I came from nicki minaj 1-34 to how gold is made
Cause rivers in the mountains and deserts are rich in gold nuggets.
That's a lot of wastage for so little amount
It was through rivers
You see...
When an A and a U love each other very much...
The guy peaking through the window looks like Dwight from the office lmao
Thanks to discovery UK 🤝
Once i asked one girl where did gold come from? she answered, jewelry stores.
Haha
dont click read more if u dont want a antimeme
Intelligent 1
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Find a new girl
Gold: How it's made.
Big stars crush molecules together and explode making "even crazier space dust".
3:33 his hand is on fire🔥🔥🔥
I noticed that too
Now that I know how it's made, I can make my own gold.
No one can stop you
Let me make it with you . Let’s get more rich
Au, how cool!
Wise guy over here!!
Mark Susskind Is that a Periodic Table pun?
I believe it is!
Mark Susskind nice pun
**Slow claps**
However, professional prospectors know how to recognize gold ore within a multitude of minerals. Recognizing the look and the location of gold ore is easier if you know how to find lode and placer deposits.
Stfu nigga
@@11stem-1pantaleonpaololuiz8 burritos moment
PLATINUM AND CRUDE OIL WILL RISE AGAIN.GOLD AND SILVER PRICE WILL FALL IN THIS WEEK....//
Finally watched it after ignoring for 2 months
Now happy TH-cam?
Insistent aren't they?
makes you wonder how the older generations of humans were able to extract gold without using all this tech
I wonder what Cleopatra did to get all that gold without all the tech other than the slaves but COME ON!!they cant do that
Can they....??
there was more surface gold
@@TvConfusionn Correct, gold used to be easier to find.
they bought slaves and put a pick axe in their hand!!!!!!
the gods helped them extract the gold. i mean hey. we were originally slaves to mine gold for the annunnaki. allegedly they needed gold for their atmosphere somehow or another
just go mining dude, get some torches and an iron pick and then smelt it in a furnace!
@Reddwarf r/woooosh
I watched this video, really wanting to see how gold is made. It must have gone by too quickly, so I watched it again at a slow speed, but you're not telling how it's made!
Gold is really not made. It's separated from other materials.
Yeah, it's fake and gay. Skyrim clearly showed me that you are supposed to get 2 gold ores to get 1 gold ingot.
@@cafelatte1124 Gay? How old are you kid and why are you on here? Your parents know your here? Stop being so...FAKE!
@@razony skyrim very fake and gay
@@calebmcfarland8407
Wait. You or the video? Just wanna be clear hear.
@@razony he isn’t a kid. His account was made nine years ago…
The title is incorrect, should be how gold is purified. Gold is "made" by the collision of neutron stars, or at the center of a supernova
How its Made : Gold
Its made by the local star, roll credits.
pls look at 1:47 !!! it looks like there’s a little white doggie on the rock 🥺
"we are so hard up for gold that we will finish the refining process for you"
Dwight Shrute peaking through the window at 3:43. Get back to the office, Dwight!
Oh I thought this was an explanation for how gold is formed in earth
Idk why but gold and diamonds and those types of things are hella interesting
Ever wonder how ancient people made gold when this technology still not exist?
I have enjoyed 😊 all the Process 😁👍.don't you?
*1500s Europe Wants to Know Your location*
Now I know how to make my own gold. Thank you!
Tell me also bro I too want to make it......if you are ok we can talk in Instagram?..... Please Talk With Me bro🙏🏻
Bernanke said Gold is only held for 'tradition'. That is a LOT of work for a tradition.
This video is gold
We figured out how to make gold?! Well, this alchemy kit I just bought is obsolete now dangit.
That drill is drilling for a stoup, a chute to get the ore from one level to another. And they don't drill the core samples. Those are drilled by a diamond core drill which is bigger than the one shown.
I wanted to see the impurities 😥
pamp gold bar is it on August best to buy?
or which mth is your recommendation generally thank you
It's crazy how this single piece of Mineral can make you rich
Yes really really rich
Who believes me give a like
It’s not a mineral
It has to be a big piece, like size of a shoebox. A nugget won't make you "rich"
Yes, in fact I do need to know how Gold is made!
"The international GOLD standard"
Punny
Gold is not made that is a myth of the higest order It is earned 😎😂
Karen: They are explaining the process of mining it and refining it. That is the making of gold process~! Shalom
Now I know how everything is made!
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You know nothing, John Snow !
Stfu dead ass channel
"the slag is poured out"
Mum: "I BeG YoUr ParDen"
Put that back in
I like how the gold cant be more than .1% impure, but food can have like 5% bug parts in it and its ok lol
I only assume because I'm not an expert in any way. But echnically it wouldn't be considered pure gold unless it's 99.9% gold, and you would be able to see small traces of the other material with anything more than .1% of that other material. And I get the comparison for the food and bugs but thats just nature being nature. And there will always be bugs in or on your food.
Some people find bugs quite tasty.
where do you find the info that food has 5% bug parts
hahahahahhahahahah
what's wrong with a little bit of bug (or other harmless things) being in food? In order for gold to be a viable product/currency, it needs its own standard.
''Gold doesn't rust or tarnish'' Uhh the absolute beauty of 24K solid Gold. now I feel I can't go bellow 24K in gold jewelry ..once you enjoy that sun yellow 24K magic you can't go back ❤️
24K gold jewellery just bends etc, it's pointless as it's too soft. You want 22K gold to wear, it's also still yellow.
@@firtythive Romans used pure gold for 2000 years as coinage with no problems (archeologists find gold coins to this day that look new and with correct weight), not to mention other nations all over the world using pure gold money. In Asia they wear 24k jewelry also for millennia. What you think gold is like ice cream?? It's only western jewelry sellers that tell you "gold is too soft" so they can sell you 14k gold at 24k prices...😂
@@EroticOnion23 funny you say that, especially about Asia. I’ve been to Asia multiple times, especially Nepal, India and Thailand. Also visited, enquired, and had rings made from trusted sellers while there. Most are 22K unless a big weight and depending on what kind of jewellery it is and what it’ll be used for. Therefore, most rings, bangles, earrings aren’t 24K. This is very common knowledge.
And yes, many Asians in Nepal and India wear their bank accounts and sell when needed.
But please, keep trying to make out I have no idea and only get my gold knowledge from western jewellers 🥴
@@firtythive in Asia (especially east Asia) I've only seen 24k jewelry, maybe now they're following the western way to defraud their customers selling 22k gold at 24k price...🤔
@@EroticOnion23 it’s funny that you keep assuming that it is being sold at the same price as 24K. Not forgetting the time, craftsmanship and design on each piece of jewellery. We’re not just talking balls of gold 🤦🏼♂️ but yeah, you must be right; it’s not like East Asia has a reputation of keeping secrets and making ‘good reproductions’ of fashion clothes or anything.
This video:
Oversimplified: "GOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!"
Wow😢labour intensive.tx ❤
What minecraft mod is this?
Real life mod
It’s actually a knockoff game called Outside
It's just shaders
3:44 me waiting for the microwave to finish my hot pocket
The gold was made billions of years ago in the centre of a red giant star just before it imploded
yes they should have said how gold bars are made
Millions and billions and trillions of years and then add a few more zeros to your false religion if it doesn't work out HAHAHAHA
@@coloradostrong Religion?
@@coloradostrong What????
@@coloradostrong this is a christian minecraft server do not be mean
Nice video 👍 👌
Wow! 😍just love everything about gold
0:07. And even used to display freeways in the background.
"Ever wondered how gold is made?" Well there's something I'd indeed love to know!
Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
I thought you just smacked it 3 times with a pickaxe and threw it in a furnace with some coal
Pasturized earth, powdered fire, dried water, concentrated wind, and of course sodium nitrate.
I see your a man of culture aswell
What sort of man are you, that can summon fire without tinder or spark?
When one simple grapefruit be more valued than all the gold of the universe, rich men would feel very stupid for haven’t devoted more resources to save the Earth.
"...ᵗʰᶦˢ ᶦˢ ᵃˡˡ ᵈᵒⁿᵉ ᵒᶠ ᶜᵒᵘʳˢᵉ ᶦⁿ ᵃ 𝙈𝙄𝙄𝙄𝙄𝙉𝙀...."
this isn't how gold is made, this is how you mine gold!
Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to only .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
You mean "how is gold recovered" big difference!
6 Grams pure gold per ton. At today's prices, that's $350 in gold. 2/5/21. That large bar weighs about 20 kilos and it's about 85% pure gold. The rest is usually silver, copper, zinc and tiny amounts of platinum.
Depending on the ore source, the crudely refined gold bar also may contain other precious metals, such as silver, platinum, and palladium.
They mined 1M grams (a metric ton) of rock, crudely processed the gold-bearing parts, and got only 6 grams of Au within a resultant metal chunk at about .8 fineness. So, it's about 7.5 grams, with 1.5 grams of other stuff, such as Cu, Zn, Ag, Pt, Pd, etc.
One troy ounce of gold is exactly 31.1034768 grams, and its pure form peaked at $2048 on 2023/05/10. At this rate, 6 g is worth $395.
Gold was hurt in the makeing of this video
this episode is golden (i will leave now)
Sh4ne S. Lol
@@abezam9749 (lol)^2×2
when a star explodes, gold is born.
If you’re on a How It’s Made binge, which video led you here? Mine is chocolate coins!
Now gold is ready
Its sad how far the world has come. in the 1800s during the gold rush you could go to the streams in Nevada and California and find gold nuggets 5-6lbs each. now days it takes a 3 tons of rock to make an ounce of gold, and even then it takes days and hours and is expensive to do.
He said a ton for 6 grams. So it would take almost 5 tons for an ounce.
Even in those days not many people got rich gold-hunting. More money was made selling equipment and supplies to the gold hunters.
World mine reserves of gold as of 2020, by country (in metric tons):
1. Australia - 10000 ton
2. Russia - 5300 ton
3. Indonesia - 4600 ton
4. South Africa - 3200 ton
5. United States - 3000 ton
6. Brazil - 2400 ton
7. Peru - 2100 ton
8. China - 2000 ton
9. Canada - 1900 ton
10. Uzbekistan - 1800 ton
This video:
The earth: am I a joke to you?
Ha i get it
At least they got most of your buggers out of you
Thanks
Gonna put this in my doke
I'm feeling proud being a geologist 🤩
Geology isn't a real science
@@sheev9852 everything is a science. just like everything is an art
@@aaroncapricorn5867 it's a joke, calm down
@@sheev9852 wtf are you smoking, geology is one of the most important sciences, essential for the agriculture sector (you know, for the fkking food that you eat?) to manufacturing of the computer you used to type this m0ronic comment...
would you have a look at my obsidian knife?^^
This beat just slams
Gold - How it's made: In exploding stars. Check that. I guess gold is only made in colliding neutron stars.
3:44 what is dwight schrute doing there?
This is some serious Alchemy!
This isn't alchemy. Gold isn't being created from other elements.
Gold is created inside stars or nuclear reactors. This video only shows how gold usually is mined and crudely refined to only .8 fineness. At a higher expense, gold can be refined to .9999 if additional special processes are done.
@@oahuhawaii2141 It was a metaphor
@@joshualovelace3375: Try "This is some serious Chemistry!"
@@oahuhawaii2141 or metallurgy!
This isn't how gold is _made,_ this is how it's mined and recovered from the ore.
I was hoping you were going to tell me how the Philospher's Stone works, or, failing that, stellar nucleosynthesis.
Whaddya mean, I'm pedantic and unrealistic???
How gold is made:
5 minute video of a star
@@Acrophobia2 Yes, that might be a bit boring, especially if it's just any random (but large) star in the night sky.
I just learned the true meaning of "gold standard."
Pardon me, excuse me, but I was looking for the video Spam How It's Made. Is this it?
Get yourself 36 gold ingots you will make 4 blocks of gold. Put them on top of an obsidian block and BOOM!
THE TOWER OF PIMPS IS ERECTED!!!
Wow these new minecraft textures are really good
Just thought I'd point out gold isn't "made", it's a naturally occurring chemical element. Now if you want to do a video about how a great curry is "made" - that'll work :)
My thought too. I was expecting to see a video about supernova nucleosynthesis. This is not quite that.
3:33 my guys glove caught on fire
pretty sure gold is made from supernova explosions this is just a harvesting montage